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13 Nov 20263 ADEs

Deltaresearch correction7 findings · 10 sources

Findings today

• Delta application access is governed by a restricted early-access agreement.
• Delta shares Zed Personal at USD 0, Pro at USD 10 monthly and Business at USD 30 per paid seat monthly.
• Thread owner/editor permissions and membership are documented.
• Public-beta desktop, web/mobile browser and CLI surfaces differ.
• Delta supports its native agent, a Claude Code conversation-sharing plugin and a public-beta desktop Claude Agent…
• Public-beta desktop turns run locally, on user-managed Personal Runners including headless servers, or on Zed-hosted…
• DeltaDB checkouts separate code but do not sandbox agents.

Sources

• Install Delta — Delta Docs
• Claude Code Plugin — Delta Docs
• Delta on the Web — Delta Docs
• Delta Worktrees — Delta Docs
• Delta Claude Agent
• Delta Cloud and Personal Runners
• Delta Early Access Agreement
• Delta pricing and shared Zed plans
• Zed Business pricing and planned SSO
• Delta 0.25.0 release notes

Open the Delta page

Zencoderresearch correction4 findings · 5 sources

Findings today

• Zencoder is an IDE extension for VS Code, JetBrains and Android Studio; standalone Zenflow is a separate profile.
• IDE Agent hosts native ZenCLI plus locally authenticated Claude Code and Codex; model choice is separate.
• Customer infrastructure deployment is documented; account and provider dependencies remain.
• Recurring Free BYOK access and per-seat credit plans are public: Pro $45, Pro Plus $95 and Pro Max $195 per user per…

Sources

• Private Deployments
• Install IDE Plugin
• Universal AI Platform
• Pricing | Zencoder
• Zencoder entire-stack on-premise deployment

Open the Zencoder page

Zenflow Code by Zencoderresearch correction4 findings · 6 sources

Findings today

• Desktop macOS/Windows/Linux and user-hosted browser access; phone client not established.
• Zenflow runs native ZenCLI, Claude Code, OpenAI Codex and Gemini CLI with per-step configuration.
• Full Zenflow runs locally or on user-managed Ubuntu host and continues after laptop disconnect.
• Recurring Free BYOK access and per-seat credit plans are public; model and own-host costs remain separate.

Sources

• Pricing & Plans
• Zenflow Code
• Remote Hosts
• VPS Setup
• Agent Presets
• Download | Zencoder – The AI Coding Agent

Open the Zenflow Code by Zencoder page

12 Nov 20265 ADEs

Atlasresearch correction3 findings · 1 source

Findings today

• Skills and skills.sh packs linked into Atlas/Claude Code/Codex targets; instruction files mirrored…
• Per-repo shared memory (decisions/facts/failures/architecture/plans) with provenance, edit/forget, verify and…
• Timeline and PR histories attribute sessions, reviews, comments, edits and merges across users and sessions, with…

Sources

• Policy Atlas

Open the Atlas page

Cateinitial research48 findings · 36 sources

Findings today

• Desktop installers cover macOS (arm64/x64), Windows x64 and Linux x64.
• Seven provider CLIs are supported: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok, Kiro, OpenCode and Pi, launched as installed…
• Work reuses existing coding-agent subscriptions through native CLI logins; Cate sells nothing and stores no provider…
• Install the app and a provider CLI, authenticate it, open a folder and send a message.
• The cate CLI covers create/inspect/steer/stop/review across agent, review, browser, terminal, editor and document…
• No MCP client exists (subsystem removed in 0.4.0).
• Desktop is Electron with a React shell; mobile is a native SwiftUI app with a headless shared core.
• Work starts from user prompts (with file/photo attachments) or by opening a folder; agents in terminals take the…
• Review panels hold a spec with a git/recorded-edits comparison, linked files and notes, and sessions persist across…
• Nested canvases and dock trees give visual grouping without epic semantics.
• Relation context and per-agent skill dirs feed turns; project docs are plain files; agent CLIs persist their own…
• Ripgrep search, file/photo attachments, in-app browser panels and editor conflict detection exist.
• No native issue management exists: no create/edit/discuss/prioritize/label/assign/search/filter/archive/reopen, no…
• Agents operate on panels, files, reviews and conversations through the cate CLI, but no shared issue records exist,…
• No living product specifications exist: requirements do not persist across tasks, no human/agent editing with…
• Independent agent sessions run concurrently in separate terminals, one per worktree branch, with…
• Work is not assigned: every paired client has full access and there are no claims, routing or ownership enforcement.
• Any agent in a terminal can start, message, read and wait on other agent sessions through the shipped cate CLI, with…
• No unattended triggers exist: no schedules, event triggers, recurring tasks, completion conditions, scheduler…
• Turns stop via per-CLI interrupt keys, sessions resume by id, prompts steer running work, permission waits raise…
• The canvas shows parallel streams on colored worktree territories with running/waiting attention states, but there…
• Any prompt can start work with no mandatory workflow; canvases grow with worktrees while keeping panel relationships.
• Work executes locally or on user-owned SSH/WSL machines whose runtimes Cate installs; self-hosted always-available…
• Workspaces are plain folder checkouts with git worktree isolation per branch; device links are Noise-encrypted with…
• Disconnects, restarts and expiry follow the Availability choice with transcript reload and session resume.
• Only the remote runtime install is product-automated; CLIs install through vendor flows and project dependencies are…
• Wait timeouts (5-60s) and CLI timeouts bound product calls; token/subscription limits are displayed, not enforced;…
• Terminals, conversations, failure text, per-agent usage stats and reconnect-consistent shared state exist.
• Workspace token usage and API-equivalent cost by time, agent and model are visible, with subscription-limit display;…
• No compute-aware scheduling exists: no concurrency limits, queues, CPU/RAM controls, backpressure, host awareness or…
• Collaborators share one live workspace with presence and simultaneous prompting through shared queues; no in-product…
• No organization, project or task roles and no SSO or provisioning exist.
• Cate enforces no command, tool, network or secret approvals itself: agent CLIs own their permission policies.
• Conversations, permission states, connected edits and review findings persist across users, sessions and restarts,…
• Review panels show diffs, files, notes and evidence with comments, request-changes and shipping via merge/PR flows;…
• A second paired person takes over the same live task with full session history, decisions, artifacts and runtime…
• Diffs, file previews, browser panels, test output in terminals and reviewer findings persist per workspace and…
• No tests, lint, type, CI, spec or required checks gate delivery; the optional agent review with request-changes is…
• Branches, worktrees, PR creation/listing/context and merge-back flows are product-owned via the host gh login;…
• Merges run through product worktree flows and PR creation, but approval, release and deployment do not exist as…
• Worktree-PR links, delivery states and retained conversations/notes exist; commit, build and deployment links,…
• No batch review queue, summaries, grouping, filters, dependency queues or check dedup exist; request-changes and…
• The whole application repository is MIT-licensed public source at the pinned tag; the hosted Cate Connect service is…
• Self-hosting is the default: MIT software runs on user machines with no vendor account, LAN pairing and on-disk…
• Local-first: files and sessions stay on the runtime machine, telemetry and crash reports are always-on and…
• Cate is MIT open source and free to download, with no paid plan found; it runs agents on the user own existing agent…
• Desktop releases ship as versioned betas (2.1.0-beta.14 on 2026-11-12) with near-daily cadence; iOS builds are…
• The MIT desktop download is a free, ongoing tier for macOS, Windows and Linux with no paid plan, card or evaluation…

Sources

• Cate README
• Cate architecture
• Agent registry (pinned release)
• cate agent CLI contract (pinned release)
• cate review CLI contract (pinned release)
• cate browser CLI contract (pinned release)
• Desktop build targets (pinned release)
• Cate v2.1.0-beta.14 release notes
• Cate repository page
• Cate license
• Cate changelog
• Cate for iOS (pinned release)
• Cate Mobile App Store readiness audit
• Connected text editors
• Terminal agent activity
• Desktop product telemetry (pinned release)
• Desktop crash reporting (pinned release)
• First-run privacy notice (pinned release)
• Cate privacy policy
• Git operations incl. PR create (pinned release)
• GitHub integration via host login (pinned release)
• Repository user flows (pinned release)
• Worktree contract (pinned release)
• Agent usage metering (pinned release)
• Review panel session (pinned release)
• Agent presence registry (pinned release)
• Workspace notifications (pinned release)
• Skills install and catalog (pinned release)
• Official Cate extensions repository
• Cate website
• cate CLI surface (pinned release)
• Panel relation graph (pinned release)
• Workspace availability settings (pinned release)
• Agent install/login adapters (pinned release)
• Remote runtime install (pinned release)
• Bounded no-implementation search (pinned release)

Open the Cate page

SuperPlaneresearch correction45 findings · 20 sources

Findings today

• SuperPlane primarily uses the hosted web/phone-browser app, with a companion CLI and a first-party hardware badge…
• Workspace agents run Claude Code, Codex (ChatGPT subscriptions), Cursor cloud agents and…
• First task completes in under 5 minutes via signup, GitHub connection with automatic issue import and board Start on…
• Product CLI (inspect plus task/run/fleet/member/secret/integration ops), OpenAPI 3 API from protobuf v1.0.0-rc7, and…
• Agents gain custom capabilities through Bash/Python/JavaScript steps, Daytona sandboxes, custom HTTP/GraphQL/SSH…
• No desktop client of any implementation exists; the product is a React web app at app.superplane.com with a…
• Tasks carry refinement plans with confidence analysis, descriptions with acceptance expectations and branch/PR…
• Confidence scoring plus the Start gate control readiness; tasks retain identity, discussion, history and outputs;…
• Repository instructions, per-task attachments and canvas memories with node/manual source, timestamps and…
• Agents inspect repositories at runtime with image/video inputs and external tracker signals, but the product…
• The board is a native issue system: create, edit, discuss, assign, search/filter, project views, draft parking,…
• Agents read, create, update and close the same durable task IDs humans use, claim/assign owners, change state with…
• Living product specifications have no implementation: no persistent cross-task requirements with attributable…
• Independent tasks run concurrently with plan caps (5 pay-as-you-go, unlimited paid) and a default per-step…
• Tasks assign to human owners and to stage agents with a default subscription owner; routing follows named result…
• SuperPlane canvases sequence staged agent runs and retain their results.
• The live production board shows work across Backlog/Implement/Verify/Done with failed, reviewing, mergeable, merged…
• Quick fixes and growing lines share one canvas model with non-mandatory templates, natural-language automation edits…
• Agents execute on SuperPlane-managed Linux machines or self-hosted servers, never on the user laptop; per-node…
• Runner components execute arbitrary code in dedicated isolated ephemeral VMs or containers destroyed afterwards;…
• Durable execution records state between steps so transient failures resume from known boundaries with websocket…
• Repository cloning with idempotent bootstrap, external service integrations, preview URLs and secret injection are…
• Per-node execution timeouts, async cancellation, webhook retry fields, transient-vs-code failure routing and…
• Run-inspector logs, activity traces, recorded failure reasons, CSV/API usage exports and factory dashboards report…
• Closed-task cost reporting shows token and compute spend with a per-task median trend; managed billing (provider…
• Per-step parallelism caps (default 10 in-flight) with slot queueing, published self-hosted runner architectures,…
• Authorized workspace users can prompt the same product planning session.
• Org roles admin/maintainer/operator with documented canvas, factory, integration, secret, member and API-key…
• Approval nodes gate sensitive actions (merge, deploy) behind users/groups/roles with approve/reject channels that…
• Task records attribute actions, approvals, edits, discussion and checks with cross-user and cross-session…
• Verify columns, Review-number links, merge-confidence scoring, agent reviews, PR-feedback loops and completion-rule…
• A second authorized person continues work through owner reassignment with the full shared task record after the…
• Branch/commit/PR links, scored checks, file artifacts, visual evidence and sandbox preview URLs attach to tasks and…
• Source-control components create and update branches and pull requests with explanations, respond to review comments…
• Approval gates with user/group/role approvers authorize continuation, factories may include merge in completion…
• Tasks link to commits, branches and PRs with build/check evidence, Done delivery states and retained history for…
• The live board queues reviewable work with summaries, stage grouping, retained reviewer findings, artifact…
• Community single-VM and Enterprise Kubernetes installs run the factory on user infrastructure with own model costs;…
• SuperPlane discloses cloud data handling and product analytics.
• Pricing is partially specified: public per-org/per-seat prices, sandbox-time charges, model +10% markup, credit…
• Codex runs on members’ ChatGPT subscriptions (BYOS) and Claude/OpenAI/OpenRouter API keys (BYOK) with provider-side…
• Factories choose required checks (repo tests, lint, types, CI, task-specific checks) before execution, add…
• Current commercial terms (billing and pricing pages, 2026-11-12): pay-as-you-go $0 per organization per month plus…
• Generally available cloud (v1.0.0 released 2026-10-27; repository active 2026-11-12) with Discord, docs and…
• Evaluation runs on pay-as-you-go ($0 per month plus metered usage, card required) and the Apache 2.0 community…

Sources

• SuperPlane pricing
• SuperPlane docs: factory costs
• SuperPlane docs: billing overview
• SuperPlane docs: self-host overview
• SuperPlane docs: install on your cloud
• Factory Remote README
• SuperPlane Skills README
• SuperPlane Terms of Service
• Authorization service
• Canvas memory model
• Factory websocket hook
• Usage ledger export
• Work order state model
• SuperPlane CLI command tree
• Workspace agent resource model
• Workspace MCP resource actions
• Runner MCP config consumption
• Workspace agent resources PRD
• Workflow event checks dedup migration
• SuperPlane docs: report a bug

Open the SuperPlane page

ThinkRailresearch correction50 findings · 26 sources

Findings today

• Desktop apps ship for macOS 14+ (Apple Silicon and Intel), Windows x64 and Linux x64/ARM64; the complete install…
• The only harness is pi, run in-process with no second runtime.
• ThinkRail uses provider API keys and Pi's native OAuth login, including Anthropic subscription credentials…
• A first-run wizard (intro, privacy question, Connect a model) drops the user on Start/Open project; Start a new…
• The product-owned thinkrail CLI is a launcher with an exhaustive inventory: open, update and uninstall plus…
• MCP servers come from pi mcp.json and Settings with presets, per-chat visibility and in-chat confirm for…
• The desktop app is an Electrobun package: a native system-webview shell around the same engine host the CLI uses.
• Projects, workspaces and scratch chats are created locally from prompts, and asking for work in a side workspace…
• Shared TODO plans carry the work with per-step review and independent reviewers, editable by user and agent, with…
• The pinned release implements a flat workspace model (own branch/cwd, settled/active states) with side workspaces…
• Project knowledge persists in the mtime-guarded SPEC.md graph the agent searches and maintains, plus pi skills,…
• The agent retrieves code and specs through pi tools, spec_search and a ranked spec index that also powers palette #…
• ThinkRail manages work as projects, workspaces (active to Settled shelf) and shared TODO plans rather than a…
• The agent works the same workspaces, chats and PRs the human sees: it starts side workspaces with chats, checks…
• SPEC.md files form a versioned, human- and agent-editable requirement graph beside the code with frontmatter parent…
• Several sessions run concurrently per workspace and several workspaces run in parallel, each isolated on its own…
• Dispatch is user-initiated: people create workspace chats and agents delegate to subagents; worktree isolation…
• ThinkRail-bundled pi-subagents and pi-delegation give every parent session Agent and get_subagent_result tools over…
• Unattended triggers do not exist: bounded v0.3.2 inspection of packages/server, apps/* and packages/* for…
• Running turns accept steering and queued follow-ups; background commands and subagents can be watched, inspected and…
• The Projects panel lists workspaces across projects with settled states, attention markers and per-branch PR status;…
• Quick scratch chats grow into workspace work via Continue-in-workspace handoff, and plain-language side-workspace…
• Execution is local: the desktop app and the CLI host run the in-process pi engine on the user’s own machine,…
• Isolation is git worktrees: separate directories, branches and cwds per workspace on the same machine and OS user,…
• State reconstructs from host reads on reload, second tab, phone or host restart, with request replay and delta…
• The only environment mechanism is per-host environment-variable injection for agents, terminals and MCP servers.
• Limits and failure handling do not exist: bounded v0.3.2 inspection of the server found only model maxTokens…
• Turn receipts, folded tool steps, command log tails, per-chat token and cost ticks, MCP pending-confirm cards and…
• Every chat ticks pi-reported tokens (input, output, cache reads and writes) and cost live; JetBrains AI quota…
• Parallel sessions and workspaces run with no declared concurrency limits, queues or resource awareness; the only…
• Live human collaboration does not exist: ThinkRail is a single-owner local product whose auth model (Tailscale ACLs…
• Roles and access boundaries do not exist: no organisations, project or task roles, membership, SSO, provisioning,…
• MCP data-changing calls confirm in the chat with Deny, Allow once, Allow in this chat or Always allow (per project,…
• Turn receipts, resource history, anchored review comments and PR states persist across sessions and host restarts;…
• Review is a guided loop: the palette and Review-turn button surface pending work, stacked Changes tabs with…
• Same-user continuity is implemented: previous conversations reopen with history and sessions move between the pi CLI…
• Diffs, documents, file previews, UI mockups, test outputs and reviewer outputs persist with the transcript and…
• Verification is agent-driven and displayed, not product-enforced: the agent runs tests in terminals, CI checks…
• The full GitHub loop is integrated in the topbar: own branches and worktrees, per-step commits, PR open/update…
• The human user approves (Ready for review), merges (repo-allowed methods, remembered per project), reopens and…
• Turn receipts and per-step commits link work to code, the topbar links branches to PRs with delivery state and…
• Per-branch review is implemented (receipts, retained findings, anchored change requests, next-step topbar,…
• ThinkRail is Apache-2.0 across the public repo: desktop app, CLI host, engine library, contracts, web UI and all…
• The core ADE runs entirely on user-controlled machines with no vendor services to keep: optional companions are the…
• Code, prompts and credentials stay with the user: in-process pi sends them to the user’s own providers, never to…
• ThinkRail itself is free: Apache-2.0 source, free downloads, no accounts, no paid plan and no metered units.
• Fixed ThinkRail cost is $0 for one, two or five developers (free installs, parallel workspaces included, no seats).
• Pre-1.0 beta under active development: stable v0.3.2 plus public nightlies with daily commits, free of access…
• Free outright: Apache-2.0 source with free desktop and CLI downloads and no paid plan, card, trial, credit…
• Pricing is transparent because there is nothing to hide: free with no paid plan, no metered units, no overages, no…

Sources

• ThinkRail v0.3.2 — args.ts
• ThinkRail v0.3.2 — server.ts
• ThinkRail v0.3.2 — workspaces.ts
• ThinkRail v0.3.2 — extension.ts
• ThinkRail v0.3.2 — extension.ts
• ThinkRail v0.3.2 — sessionHost.ts
• ThinkRail v0.3.2 — skillAdmission.ts
• ThinkRail v0.3.2 — todos.ts
• ThinkRail v0.3.2 — reviews.ts
• ThinkRail v0.3.2 — wsProtocol.ts
• ThinkRail v0.3.2 — attentionNotificationEngine.ts
• ThinkRail v0.3.2 — editors.ts
• ThinkRail v0.3.2 — index.ts
• ThinkRail v0.3.2 — src
• ThinkRail v0.3.2 — auth
• ThinkRail v0.3.2 — agent
• ThinkRail v0.3.2 — src
• ThinkRail v0.3.2 — src
• ThinkRail v0.3.2 — src
• ThinkRail v0.3.2 — src
• ThinkRail v0.3.2 — viewport.ts
• ThinkRail v0.3.2 — ChangesReviewPane.tsx
• ThinkRail v0.3.2 — ChatTranscript.tsx
• ThinkRail v0.3.2 — terminal
• ThinkRail v0.3.2 — detectAccounts.ts
• ThinkRail v0.3.2 — pr.ts

Open the ThinkRail page

workmuxresearch correction13 findings · 10 sources

Findings today

• Terminal-native access: macOS/Linux CLI plus tmux dashboard TUI and sidebar pane; kitty/WezTerm/Zellij backends…
• Product CLI covers create/inspect/steer/stop/review with JSON output for status/list and agent-facing ops…
• Unattended triggers: the command reference pages plus additional CLI commands and the docs contain no schedules,…
• No issue objects exist: tracking is branch/worktree-based.
• Durable task plans do not exist in the pinned release: prompts are one-shot launch briefs written to git-excluded…
• Hierarchy machinery does not exist in the pinned release: work is flat branches/worktrees; `merge --into` merges…
• Shared context and memory do not exist as a product surface in the pinned release: named-agent config and…
• Architecture and API awareness do not exist as a product surface in the pinned release: the only built-in model call…
• Living product specifications do not exist in the pinned release: PROMPT briefs are per-task launch files with no…
• Per-task API and compute cost visibility does not exist in the pinned release: list, status, and dashboard expose…
• Live human collaboration does not exist in the pinned release: a single-user local binary with no accounts, shared…
• Roles and access boundaries do not exist in the pinned release: no accounts, organizations, roles, membership, SSO,…
• Colleague takeover does not exist in the pinned release: a single-user tool with no second-user, ownership-transfer,…

Sources

• CLI reference
• Prompt brief and state-store inspection (setup.rs, prompt.rs, state/types.rs)
• Hierarchy and dependency inspection (merge.rs, state/types.rs, config.rs, coordinator skill)
• Memory and context inspection (config.rs schema, skills.rs, sandbox mounts, file_ops.rs)
• Retrieval and awareness inspection (llm.rs, dashboard/sidebar filters, list columns)
• Spec persistence inspection (worktree skill, PROMPT brief lifecycle, state store)
• Cost-visibility inspection (list.rs columns, status output, dashboard; cost/spend grep)
• Collaboration-surface inspection (dashboard comment action, local state store, remote model)
• Access-model inspection (config schema, credentials, no accounts or roles)
• Takeover and resume inspection (conversation forkers, resurrect, no multi-user)

Open the workmux page

11 Nov 20266 ADEs

Orchestrator.incresearch correction1 finding · 2 sources

Findings today

• Local work stays on the machine apart from telemetry; AO Cloud data handling is outside the privacy policy.

Sources

• telemetry/posthog.go at v0.14.10
• docs/telemetry.md at v0.14.10

Open the Orchestrator.inc page

Herdrresearch correction1 finding · 2 sources

Findings today

• Herdr ships an agent skill and CLI that let an agent in a Herdr pane start agents in other panes, prompt them, read…

Sources

• Herdr: What you can control; Raw methods
• Herdr agent skill at v0.9.5

Open the Herdr page

Lanes Desktopresearch correction1 finding · 1 source

Findings today

• An external MCP-connected agent can launch and inspect Lanes sessions.

Sources

• Lanes Desktop MCP

Open the Lanes Desktop page

Orcaresearch correction1 finding · 1 source

Findings today

• Orca documents its own orchestration skill/CLI and supervised worker delegation, but the required Experimental panel…

Sources

• Orchestration

Open the Orca page

Paseoresearch correction1 finding · 3 sources

Findings today

• Paseo runs agents on operator-owned local or server daemon machines.

Sources

• Paseo: Why Paseo?
• Paseo: Connectivity
• Paseo: Security

Open the Paseo page

Podiumresearch correction7 findings · 10 sources

Findings today

• Issue brief, acceptance criteria, state paragraph and todos persist on the durable issue record.
• Release 0.3.0 ships a flight deck showing a whole mission in one view: phases, every task and its state, who works…
• Podium offers local logs and crash export, structured session status, issue stats, a usage and analytics sheet with…
• Local desktop and self-hosted installs run on user-controlled machines with a documented state directory.
• Docs state repositories and native harness credentials stay on machines you control and server state lives in a…
• Podium ships desktop, CLI and browser clients, including phone-browser control.
• The published Podium execution choices are local user machines and a user-owned VPS or paired machine.

Sources

• Podium apps/web/src/app/FlightDeckWaterfall.tsx
• Podium apps/web/src/features/issues/issue-page/IssueBody.tsx
• Podium home page
• Download Podium
• Check feature availability
• Install and set up Podium
• Understand how Podium runs agents
• Add a remote machine
• Server data access measurement
• Podium packages/telemetry/src/consent.ts

Open the Podium page

10 Nov 20266 ADEs

Agent Deckresearch correction4 findings · 6 sources

Findings today

• Agent Deck is a completely free MIT application with no paid ADE plan in the checked first-party offering.
• Many terminal coding agents are supported with different integration levels.
• Agent authentication is reused for local/container sessions, with a macOS Claude exception.
• MIT source/direct binary installs support local evaluation with own tool accounts.

Sources

• agent-deck README
• Agent Deck session tool mapping
• Agent Deck built-in tool registry
• Agent Deck website source
• Agent Deck v1.16.38 release assets
• Agent Deck README: Vendor terms and logins

Open the Agent Deck page

Agent of Empiresresearch correction4 findings · 7 sources

Findings today

• Agent of Empires is free and open source with no paid ADE plan in the checked offering.
• Docs list Claude Code, OpenCode, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Cursor CLI, Pi and other agent CLIs as supported and…
• Agent credentials and native stores remain harness-specific.
• Agent of Empires is a free MIT-licensed download installed through Homebrew or a shell script; no paid plan is shown.

Sources

• Agent of Empires homepage
• agent-of-empires LICENSE
• Agent of Empires docs index, Supported agents
• Agent of Empires structured view, Supported agents table
• Agent of Empires README, installation
• Agent of Empires Antigravity support at v1.22.3
• Agent of Empires Antigravity support at v1.22.3

Open the Agent of Empires page

Orchestrator.incresearch correction1 finding · 3 sources

Findings today

• Orchestrator launches and supervises external agent CLIs through compiled adapters, with structured Chat on a subset.

Sources

• Agent adapters
• Orchestrator.inc Antigravity support at v0.14.10
• Orchestrator.inc Antigravity support at v0.14.10

Open the Orchestrator.inc page

Agent Teamsresearch correction2 findings · 3 sources

Findings today

• App says it does not upload/sync project code to Agent Teams servers.
• Agent Teams provisions teammate Git worktrees and can initialize a repository with an initial local commit.

Sources

• Agent Teams settings: Privacy telemetry toggle
• Agent Teams main-process telemetry gate
• Agent Teams README FAQ: parallel teams

Open the Agent Teams page

ai-devkitresearch correction3 findings · 9 sources

Findings today

• AI DevKit is free (Apache-2.0) and not a hosted service; no paid plan found, and the agents/models it coordinates…
• AI DevKit is free Apache-2.0 software run locally through npx, with no paid plan or hosted service.
• Managed start supports named coding harnesses and supervision across providers; configuration integration alone is…

Sources

• README.md
• web/content/docs/13-agent-console.md
• AI DevKit homepage
• ai-devkit README
• ai-devkit LICENSE
• AI DevKit LICENSE
• AI DevKit README: setup and What it is not
• ai-devkit Antigravity support at cli@0.73.1
• ai-devkit Antigravity support at cli@0.73.1

Open the ai-devkit page

Aletheresearch correction2 findings · 6 sources

Findings today

• Agent credentials remain in underlying CLIs; provider quota reads use native signed-in accounts.
• Multiple agent CLIs run in independent PTYs, with cross-agent context handoff.

Sources

• alethe-agents README.md
• Alethe README, overview
• Alethe privacy guide, credentials
• Alethe Antigravity support at v1.7.0
• Alethe Antigravity support at v1.7.0
• Alethe Antigravity support at v1.7.0

Open the Alethe page

Archived event links

• 2026-11-13 · Agent Deck
• 2026-11-13 · Agent of Empires
• 2026-11-13 · Orchestrator.inc
• 2026-11-13 · Agent Teams
• 2026-11-13 · ai-devkit
• 2026-11-13 · Alethe
• 2026-11-13 · Amp
• 2026-11-13 · Google Antigravity
• 2026-11-13 · Archon
• 2026-11-13 · Atlas
• 2026-11-13 · Augment Code
• 2026-11-13 · Open-Inspect
• 2026-11-13 · bb
• 2026-11-13 · Bolt
• 2026-11-13 · Buzz by Block
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• 2026-11-07 · Jules
• 2026-11-07 · Kiro
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• 2026-11-07 · Maestro
• 2026-11-07 · Multica
• 2026-11-07 · Omnara
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• 2026-11-07 · Ona
• 2026-11-07 · OpenCode
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• 2026-11-07 · Orca
• 2026-11-07 · Paseo
• 2026-11-07 · Podium
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• 2026-11-07 · Replicas
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• 2026-11-07 · Solenta
• 2026-11-07 · super.engineering
• 2026-11-07 · Superconductor
• 2026-11-07 · Paradev
• 2026-11-07 · Synara
• 2026-11-07 · T3 Code
• 2026-11-07 · Tembo
• 2026-11-07 · Unpeel
• 2026-11-07 · Verdent
• 2026-11-07 · Vibe Kanban
• 2026-11-07 · Warp
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